I build Django sites often based around TinyMCE and this is my experience. If you've got a blob of content then drop in an MCE field but the minute you're deali

I build Django sites often based around TinyMCE and this is my experience. If you've got a blob of content then drop in an MCE field but the minute you're dealing with structured data - WYSIWYG often makes things more complex. TinyMCE really is quite extensible and flexible if you keep to it's sweet spot. It can produce fairly clean and consistent markup based on a whitelist of elements - which is critical if you're storing HTML directly in a database field.